The North Carolina Writers’ Network has just announced the keynote speaker for its 2010 Spring Conference. Poet, novelist, short story […]
From Kelly Cherry tonight (Wednesday, March 3) to Jodi Picault next Monday, there’s a lot of great readings on the
Perhaps I’ve been stricken by some strange chemical, but I think I’m seeing double…. Is that two copies of Deborah
A couple of big literary gatherings throughout the region this weekend — one of them a moveable feast of award-winning
The Washington Post published today my review of Deborah Blum’s terrific new history, The Poisoner’s Handbook: Murder and the Birth
J. Kingston Pierce over at The Rap Sheet recently tapped me for a little challenge that’s been making the rounds
What does the future hold for the publishing industry? That’s a big question on the minds of aspiring writers everywhere.
This Sunday, February 21, Angela Davis-Gardner, Michael Malone, Richard Krawiec, and Celia Rivenbark will headline a fundraiser for Motheread, Inc.,
Another stretch of little posting — and this time I can blame it on the weather. Classes were cancelled time
Scant updates last week, I know — and I can’t entirely blame it on the snow, which didn’t arrive til
No interview this morning, but how about a great piece of fiction instead? “Bog Redaction” by Laura Ellen Scott was published
As a lot of folks know, my wife and I are both at George Mason University these days — and